As the music world mourns the passing of The Beach Boys' iconic songwriter, producer, and lead vocalist Brian Wilson on June 11, 2025, many are revisiting the origins of these surf-rock legends ...

He is now the only band member allowed to use The Beach Boys’ name when touring. Al Jardine has a net worth of $20 million. He sang lead vocals on many Beach Boys songs and played rhythm guitar.

Love’s brilliance, and the brilliance of the rest of the Beach Boys members, of course, goes far deeper than just recruiting Stamos and featuring him in 1988’s “Kokomo” video. “This band ...

After this, the band split, and each member toured with variants of The Beach Boys name, until Brian, Al, Mike, David and Bruce reunited and toured a short 50th-anniversary tour.

The Beach Boys are the musicians behind the surf rock soundtrack of the 1960s. Before writing “Kokomo” and even before appearing on Full House, this band created music with another name. Here ...

The band wore the flannel fit and sang the beachside tunes, but it wasn’t until 1961, after they changed their band name, that they had America surfin’ U.S.A. A Change in Name ...

After all, we are the real Beach Boys." The highly successful reunion tour wraps up Friday, Sept. 28 at Wembley Arena in London. From there on out, it's anyone's guess as to the whereabouts of any ...

From that point forward, the group was locked in as The Beach Boys. Their name that came to symbolize their sunny harmonies and coastal themes, as well as the golden era of 1960s pop-rock music.

The Beach Boys defined coastal cool. The band came together in California in 1961 with founding members and brothers Brian, Dennis and Carl Wilson, their cousin Mike Love and friend Al Jardine ...

Sans for Love, who won the rights to the Beach Boys name in 2008, the band's lineup has changed many times over the years, with more than 60 musicians counted among its touring members, including ...